Anji

Anji presents itself as an AI companion with two sides, faith-based conversation and mental wellness, and its landing page calls it “a sanctuary for mind and soul”.

This case covers the interface I designed: how someone picks a conversation, marks their mood and reads what the app returns.

The chat tab opens on four cards, not an empty field. Each card carries an illustrated avatar, a name, a role and one line about the kind of conversation to expect, so the choice is made before anything is typed. Amos, Iris, Eli and Lucy cover the faith side, and the landing page adds a second group of guides for wellness.

The Today screen asks how you are feeling and offers five illustrated moods: loved, happy, calm, sad and anxious. A week strip above keeps earlier days in view, and the card below says what the choice unlocks: a mantra, a prayer and a horoscope for the day.

The reading screen carries those mood colours into its row of dates. Long text is set in a serif with room to read, and Back and Send to a friend float in a bar at the bottom.

The landing page moves from a purple hero to two groups of guide cards, four core features and separate Faith Focus and Therapy Focus banners. Thin line illustrations on dark cards give each guide its own shape, and the two banners keep the positions apart, each in its own colour.